What's the difference between this one and the Logitech K700 Wireless Keyboard Controller for PC, Revue, and Google TV??
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None, the pc version is the same product with the unifying receiver included.
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From what I've found is, first of all, you have to make sure your mouse is a Logitech and also a Logitech with a Unifying logo on it. If it has both of those, it should work. Also make sure your K700 is a Unifying keyboard, which it sounds like it is. Lastly, here's the address for the Logitech K700 Keyboard. It's in PDF, however looking through it might help you:http://www.logitech.com/assets/45753/2/revue-manuals.pdfFinally, if your still stumped or having some glitches in the pairing process, go to the Logitech site and call their customer service number: +1 800-231-7717Monday - Saturday, 7:00am - 4:00pm PTGood luck From what I've found is, first of all, you have to make sure your mouse is a Logitech and also a Logitech with a Unifying logo on it. If it has both of those, it should work. Also make sure your K700 is a Unifying keyboard, which it sounds like it is. Lastly, here's the address for the Logitech K700 Keyboard. It's in PDF, however looking through it might help you:http://www.logitech.com/assets/45753/2/revue-manuals.pdfFinally, if your still stumped or having some glitches in the pairing process, go to the Logitech site and call their customer service number: +1... » Read More From what I've found is, first of all, you have to make sure your mouse is a Logitech and also a Logitech with a Unifying logo on it. If it has both of those, it should work. Also make sure your K700 is a Unifying keyboard, which it sounds like it is. Lastly, here's the address for the Logitech K700 Keyboard. It's in PDF, however looking through it might help you:http://www.logitech.com/assets/45753/2/revue-manuals.pdfFinally, if your still stumped or having some glitches in the pairing process, go to the Logitech site and call their customer service number: +1 800-231-7717Monday - Saturday, 7:00am - 4:00pm PTGood luck « Show Less
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After reviewing an HP G72 on here it would seem to have the same keyboard. I'd give it a try. Were not exactly talking about and expensive item, eh?
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Same with us--The Logitech wireless keyboard is fantastic--until you are trying to use it in YouTube or Netflix :( Any ideas how to fix that?
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Genalee,I bought a Logitech K400r wireless keyboard for my pi. I found however that the wirelesss for the keyboard and the wireless module that comes with the kit interfer with one another. Currently, I have the pi connected directly to the internet through wire. I know that there are ways to shift the channels on the keyboards and wireless so that they dont interact, but I haven't spent any time with that. At present, I actual access the pi through ssh and don't really use either the keyboard or wireless directly. To get this set up, I did have to use the ethernet connection and the keyboard to set up the pi.Eric Genalee,I bought a Logitech K400r wireless keyboard for my pi. I found however that the wirelesss for the keyboard and the wireless module that comes with the kit interfer with one another. Currently, I have the pi connected directly to the internet through wire. I know that there are ways to shift the channels on the keyboards and wireless so that they dont interact, but I haven't spent any time with that. At present, I actual access the pi through ssh and don't really use either the keyboard or wireless directly. To get this set up, I did have to use the ethernet connection... » Read More Genalee,I bought a Logitech K400r wireless keyboard for my pi. I found however that the wirelesss for the keyboard and the wireless module that comes with the kit interfer with one another. Currently, I have the pi connected directly to the internet through wire. I know that there are ways to shift the channels on the keyboards and wireless so that they dont interact, but I haven't spent any time with that. At present, I actual access the pi through ssh and don't really use either the keyboard or wireless directly. To get this set up, I did have to use the ethernet connection and the keyboard to set up the pi.Eric « Show Less
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No, this particular model uses 27 MHz wireless technology, which makes it cheaper to produce but not nearly as functional as bluetooth models. It has a wireless range of no more than six feet, making it unsuitable for applications such as WebTV that require performance over greater distances. Also, 27 MHz keyboards are much less secure -- they don't come anywhere close to matching the 128-bit encryption that bluetooth devices offer (though this may not be as big of a deal, given the limited range of 27 MHz devices). If you want a bluetooth keyboard, Logitech does make them, but they're much more expensive. A middle of the road option would be to explore a 2.4 GHz model that does not use the bluetooth standard. You can check them out on Logitech's web site: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard_mice_combos/devices/4677&cl=us,en
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I've never tried the K70 but I don't really have any reason to buy another keyboard. The Quickfire TK is doing just fine for me and i haven't encountered any problems with it. I'm sure either one would be a great buy for you.
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I sent mine back and went to a wired solution for the keyboard. There were too many issues with it to be counted. The biggest is that it has a small footprint and I have large hands. The other reasons were lag times. I know that wired is old school for my desktop this was the best solution. My laptop I use its kb. I hope this helps.
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This TV Box supports key-board esp wireless keyboards (2.4G)based on wifi and USB key boards. If you want to use wireless keyboards, you need download Google TV remote control from Google app store and then set it up. Thanks!
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The k800 is about four times more expensive at $99.00 retail. Its a wireless wifi based large rechargeable keyboard. Its pretty high end with features that are great. The Azio is about same size with large easy read keys that are backlit in any of three colors. The keyboard is lit all the time as long as its plugged into a USB port. The Azio is fine for me.
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I'm currently using a Logitech K120 keyboard. it's a USB keyboard No problems with the keyboard, works great along with a standard wired USB mouse. Nothing to set up, worked right off the bat. there are two USB ports on the one connect box.
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I just got the Logitech K400 and it seems to work OK. I chose that one because it has a built in touch pad. I think almost any wireless USB keyboard will work
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I have used Bluetooth keyboards and mouses, but prefer Logitech parts that use the tiny unifying receiver. Takes up one USB port for both, and range is superior, they also connect at boot, don't need to wait for the BT drivers to load.
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It's only helpful if you use the smart tv like browser, etc.. If you plan on using the browser getting an integrated mousepad/keyboad combo is a must. I picked up the Logitech K400r which has a nice mousepad and does a good job..
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I returned my logitech Revue because I could not connected with the local cable service provider. Other than, the Revue browser worked just as well as Bill's, same access. My current internet player and Revue both use android 3.? and google TV, same content just different hardware. I can get both of your queries on my present box . Hope this will help
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Yes! I just bought the Logitech K400 wireless keyboard and it works just fine.
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Yes both should work there is a barcode to scan with phone once you turn rikomagic on that makes phone the remote control I am still using cheap 2.4 mouse I have not decided on what key board to buy. Do not let a couple bad reviews deter your purchase I love my riko I have Sony Google TV also and the riko blows it out the water plus its half the price